Distribution (Economic theory)
How? Click on the library databases below and type Broad Search Words relating to your topic, such as: mass incarceration
Click on the next tab above ("Then find books, videos, articles") to dig deeper and focus your search.
You can also use Google Scholar or Google Books to find sources:
If you can't find the full text of an article or book (through library databases or through Google Scholar or on the web), you can request it through Interlibrary Loan. Through this service, you can usually get copies of articles in 3-4 business days and books in 8-10 days.
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Examples
Use the Evaluation Criteria Below to Evaluate the Quality of Your Source.
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Vide the video and information below to learn more about why citing is so important!
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